Unit 8 lesson 11

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They moved to warmer places.

They could survive during the entire winter.

They used the whale for shelter.

They hunted smaller whales for food.

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The Inuit were able to survive harsh conditions.

The Thule culture remained dominant.

The Vikings stayed in Greenland.

The Inuit became less nomadic.

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They used the dogs to herd animals for food.

The dogs helped build igloos for shelter.

The dogs pulled heavy sleds and helped find seal breathing holes.

The dogs were used to protect against other tribes.

Greeting others by shaking hands and making religious images.

Living in tents and rubbing noses as a greeting.

Carving weapons and hunting polar bears.

Hunting and trapping animals, and carving animal figures and tools.

The spirits of animals became part of their community.

The spirits of animals were controlled by the Shaman.

When an animal was killed, its spirit moved on to live in another animal.

The spirits of animals would return to the world of humans.

They no longer use snowmobiles and still rely on sleds.

They continue to use igloos as their main homes.

They now use snowmobiles instead of sleds and igloos only for hunting trips.

They have abandoned their ancient language and customs.